Word: executors
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...were interesting and impressive. The building is a large brown stone one, situated between the library and Alumni Hall. The entire cost of the building was about $60 000 and was the gift of Mr. Frederick Marquand, the giver also of Marquand Chapel in the Theological School, through his executor, Mr. Munro. On the first floor is a reception room with the four class prayer meeting rooms opening out of it, and up stairs is the large lecture hall and the library. All the wood work is of hard oiled wood and is extremely effective. The dedicatory exercises consisted...
...president and fellows think best, and they are to be paid for from the income of The Constantius fund. The other be quests are private. The will was written in December 1880 and a small codical correcting mistakes was added in April 1881. Mr. Francis E. Parker is the executor...
...Edmund F. Slafter, as executor, has recently paid over to the treasurer of Harvard College $111,000, the major part of a testamentary bequest to the college by the late George B. Dorr of Boston...
...Eliot Cabot of Boston is engaged on a biography of Emerson, which will be the "official" life of the poet. Mr. Cabot has had access to the poet's papers for nearly two years, and it is said he is to be the literary executor of Mr. Emerson...
...Library has just received from Mr. Pierce, Charles Sumner's literary executor, an autograph letter of President Lincoln written a few days before his assassination...